Fruity Delay is a delay line plugin, with
inverted stereo / ping pong modes & a lowpass filter, optimized for
automation (input and feedback values are ramped).
Parameters
Input - Sets the volume level of the input signal
Feedback - Sets the echo volume. Setting this value at maximum creates
a constant level of feedback (i.e. echoes that do not fade out).
Cutoff - Sets the cutoff frequency for the low-pass filter used
on the echoes. Set at maximum to disable this feature.
Tempo - Allows you to set the tempo used to generate the echoes.
Auto uses the tempo of FL Studio, the other values for this wheel allow
you to set
a custom tempo speed to be used.
Steps - Determines the time between each echo (by default 3 steps/notes).
Mode - Allows you to set the delay filter
in a special mode for processing stereo signal: Normal processes
the stereo signal as in the original, Inv.Stereo swaps
the right and left channels for all the echoes, Ping
Pong swaps the
left and right channels of the input for each echo and back (thus creating
a "bouncing"
effect if the source contains panned sounds).
Notes & Tips
You might have to use the Fruity Center DC
offset removal when the delay is applied on a TS404 channel.
Echoes break up if there is tempo automation. This comes from a limitation
of the delay engine (the buffer has to be rebuilt with a new length matching
the tempo).